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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-01


devices take the place of ordinary hair
pms Real jewels are worn. not only in
the hair, but appear upon expensive
dress hats and bonnets. Jewel cases are
fansacked for odd pins and other orna-
ments, which have been laid away as
obsolete, to furnish decorations for va
rlous portions of the dress.
Cream-White or snow-white faille
Franchise is very popular fabric for
bridal toilets, when the tousseau entire
Is not intended to be over-rieh and
elaborate. This silk closely resembles
gros-grain in appearance, but the quality
is softer and the surface has a richer
sheen. Moreover, it Grapes with far
more graceful effect, and it is also less
expensive than the finer brands of eros
grain.
The ribbons are beautiful, often broad.
with tufted edges, plush and gros-grain,
and plain gros-grain, Hunters green,
bright an-brown, heliotrope, mahog-
any-red, apple-green, are among the
newest colors. Green and brown, tan
and blue, are fresh combinations of color.
Copper jets on brown are seen on the
most recherche bonnets. Opera hornets
are confined to its pale tints for evening,
and white, with goln and other pale col
ors.
The fashion of having vis1tes and
other small wraps made of two, and even
three, different materials, is becoming
very general The back and front
of dressy mantles are often made of
faille Franchise, with wide sleeves of
velvet-brocaded silk and wool etamine,
to make them comfortable. There are
revers of plain black velvet down each
side of the front, and the wrap is trimmed
with bands of black zibinette or drap-
|ings of Spanish lace and beaded passe-
menterieS. The tendency toward hav-
ling the wrap to match the dress is shown
at present in semi-dress, and not full
dress toilets.
If there is any fixture in millinery it is
found in the French capote, which comes
out again this season, with but slight
modification. 1t is popular, gener-
Ially becoming, and gives finish
to a handsome costume that no other
shape does. The variety given the
capote consists in the brim front, which
in one may be coronet; in another,
bent point; in another, close edge,
which fits the head closely. Many mil
liparC emf down nr build I'm these ShanRS
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-01
.. sour HERN LADIES JOURNAL.
TWO LETTERS.
BY MRS. S. R. ALLEN.
PART T..

" weep for those who weep? she said
Ab FOOLS ! bid you pass them by.
Go weep for those whose hea' have bled
What time their eyes were dry.
Mrs. Browning.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-01

For the last time | see her face
Tn girlish beauty sweet,
As she the postman's coming waits,
Watching as down the street
Ne scatters here and there those leaves
Pregnant with hope or care
Fair hostages for loving thought,
Black heralds of dispair.
Fer waiting has not been in vain
A moment see her stand
With her unopened letters, still
Held in caressing hand;
While sweet as breath of morning time
Waiting its perfume free,
Come memories of summer hours
Her idyl by the sea.
With gentle hand she breaks the seal,
What can those brief lines say,
To blanch the color from her face
And leave it tense and grey2
Few words, life's priceless gift of joy,
Its ALAof hope to claim
Married, November 9th, and then
Alas, poor girl-HIs name.
Methnks that in that one brief hour,
Beneath some demons spell,
Forever died the sweet girl friend
! knew and loved SO well;
And in her place a woman stood,
RiHed oftrust and youth.
One who forever more shall mock
Mans constancy and truth.
She breathes no sigh, she makes no moan;
Alike seem calm and strife
She stands, in this her trial hour,
Statue Of death in life.
Above the deep grave in her heart
RealS hopes memorial stone;
Then silent, cynical, and sad
She bears her load alone.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-01

Tell her tho oft in crooked ways
My thoughtless feet have trod.
That tonight am not afraid
TO meet my mothers Cod
Perhaps some day." the stranger wrote,
"TWill give a thought of JOY
10 know rough lives were gentler made
And better thro' your boy.
And faith above his grave can look
With hope to realms more fair,
Where pain, nor loss, nor death invade
Better than here is there
Friends, from that message black with woe
On that fair autumn morn,
Stronger to do-nobler in thought,
A truer soul was born;
And on the grave within her heart
Love, pity, helpful care,
All fragrant flowers by duty reared,
Are blooming fresh and fair.
Which lot was saddest? askest thou:
Better thro' calm or strife
is life enthroned, robed, crowned of death
Than death which buries life
Thro channel worn by tears at last
Shall healing waters flow;
But lustrums Of the years melt not
The mountains virgin snow
Thro loving words, thro tender tears,
Shall resignation come;
But what of eyes that do not weep,
Ofl.ps that must be dumb?
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08


CITY Clark Eelkaap 81 have yacht CT
Graad kissr nsxt 1uamer.
Ths -Wsrsicz" 81 iAls clly . tai that
d shs sssaaa srs--hee 80 srsprefor
Tks anaazi s,s1tiea 4 ettissrs Il Chap
i<sa fsss q. A. Z. 81 ee 1sid taAofros
sFsalnz.
wnlxa o Wafer snd Mizs Sors Tharn.
q thls eisg. asrs married yes1eFdxy ~
I1ssics Wsslta.l.
Ias saasas psxlormaaee . Redmond >
% "a a ne aoase.
The handsome bronzs statues fof the sn-
tr.aes Of the ass Gly HslI 4ass arr Fsd aad
hssn pl4esd IA position.
Nlssn nankin miasfEsls 20 10 Ms
kszsa tesl4T ossE ne G. q ~ a and irom
there 70 Bay Gay over the D., +. 4 -
George Fazon, a young laFmsr Of Ala
township. s4s ARRESTED yesLenlag by DeDa-
- shsnd fosefs GA a eaafgs et stealing a
AoFse.
6snersl bsgssEs Agent Wygsnt Of the
q. X a II, has . Halcn that has Fun con-
tinuously f0r tsslys years without
elesning.
John Monahan. the cosorsd nan sen
tenced a. l0nia for ninety Gays for stealing
a blanxsL was taken thsrs yesterday by
Turnkey Lewis.
The concert which vas % have taken
place n steven Halt Tuesday evening for
taa smith memorial tund. wi1 taze place
next TUESDAY evening.
So MARKS chaIch congregation viii hold
mite BOZ missioaary meeting a. $50 this
afternoon a. the residencs u Ars. Geo. n.
Johnson. - aheldoa-sl
The Western Michigan Farmers will hold
q lsesting a. the Hay Market next Thurs
DAG ailernonn. Dec II. The subject will
be Wafer for the harmsrs"
Tas Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endezsof of ths south Congregational
Church wili give social Al the residsnce OF
freeman Lathfop, On 0seen-st., tomorros
evening.
A Tam O'shantsr social will be given by
tselgs young iadies az the fountain street
Baptist church tais evening. A fins musical
programme has Oeea prepared with r.
citations. kelr-shMents vii be served and
everybody made welcome.
The g. r. & I. are ouilding three new
passenger ears FOR next seasons travel and
they fear that viii nos De enough u liu tue
public demand. IL vas hard matter for
them % carry al thar passengers the pas,
sumner and ths travel will doubtless b
larger neKt season.
Last evening boy aad girl. aged abOui
eight and len respectively. we're practiciag
dancing the sidewalk in front OF Strahsn
clothing store, on West Bndge-st., xheI
the boy cot doing just as his eompsni0T
wished him TO vas thrown on the sidewalk
snd landed under horse that was hitchec
there Luck for the boy the horse seemed
as much frightened as he stood perfectly
ssiii. Both boy aud girl left on run q
the same time 90 tell ma"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Thso. f. Quinby, State news editor OF
the Detroit Free Press. was in the city las.
evening.
Mrs. o. c. Eddie, OF Muskegon, Is visit
ing Mrs. q. II. Galezio. OF ass south
loniast.
Mr. sanford. travelling Passenger Ageni
OF the Z. 3. < q. was IN the Valley City
yesterday.
j. \ Robinson. Travelling Passenger Ag-
eut of the Wisconsin Central. visited the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. II. BIsckmor left yesterday for
Jackson 70 visit relatives She viii spend
The holidays there.
Fred II. Lord, Travelling Passenger Agent
OF the Nerthera Pacific, Was IN the city on
business yesterday.
Mrs. A. q. L0cksrby. of Grand Forks.
Dakota. Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs +.
L. paniorth. Of SO Founiain-st.
JE wymsn, OF Detroit, General Man.
sger Of tie Railway and Steamboat Adyer-
Using Company, was here yesterday with an
eye 10 biz.
DIR. KsnnsD, Of Springfield. Mass, is in
the city 20 attend the marriage OF bis
brother. A. B. ksnnsn, and Miss Lila Sligo
which occurs today.
Frank E. Chase leaves this morning 70,
trio East and will stop at Detroit and
New YORK. Hs will visit Boston and vi
cinity during the holiday season.
Exalted Ruler Lloyd Breeze and Secre-
tary G. W. Chauucey. Of Grand Rapid:
Lodge OF Elks, leave this morning 20 attend
the meeting OF the Grand Lodge in New
York next Sunday.
Dr. W. B. Morrison, who went South
prospecting two or three months since. has
returned aud says Grand Rapids takes ths
cake and wilt hereafter stay here. he
siil open an Office az II Canal-st, with DR.
bridgemsn. the dentist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

~Do you kaoa, AsEf 1 oAee scta ,
essase9 @ssd ss2lciss e4 kokFltF nss.
Ans- 81 fsif ne 4saat = Sas suite
f1< 1oEa e4F3ale szsk 2ess- 1el~sfett
= F.elf tas naszE aahsspy saasn Ia the
sorl1- I l0aked TEA ye6rs cl1sF taan
fssly szz. aad l is-I tsezsg. lie sec z1egi
- hsEe aotk'nk IA i ~orta Lsiog ieF. II
have "a persescsa Al tloSz sgAFtszns NY
ss.L Ms!l Vet 1 szs saFea - tne
ssfenf1 haar froa the eefa mlkstan 0f ;
1ead shieh 81 aeoes - .a.ak q. A fFisnd
a6sissc ass "a tsks Df. klsEess f2yoFiss
Frescri ptlla. ID 81. IN "A laesedlely ,
short uns | fsls IKE = asH bssDg. fns
'kreser1 gEi9a' care1 Me, 4ad 4 ose 1T
FieEee . dsas Of graasUls wAlea ! ean
nsseF FeDayH
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

The Overland Route, The only line car
rying the nlfed states Overland Mail
Ia addition - the new system OF check
iBg baggage through from Eastern points 70
the Pacilc & asst. vii commence Sanday.
December 10 run through sleepers on all
trains bslNeen Council Bluffs. Omaha. san
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on The Overland
Flyer" saving one day 10 all California and
Oregon POINTS. making the time from the
Miss0eri River TO the Pacific Coast ia
seventy -one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car SIeepers and modern day coaches
are also run on all through trains.
Eating houses are now under the super
vision OF the company and meals furnished
by the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
Ia compliance with the wish of our pat
rons along the line. night trains between
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Kansas City
have been changed 70 day trains Chair
cars will still Fan 10 Beatrice free of charge
Ihlrd-class passengers wishing TO take al
vantage Of low rates will still De carried on
regular through trains running free family
sIeepsrs. For further information address
J. :. TEBBErs,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Omaha, Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Although this l. nv drsf visit to The Val
leT city the receptioa received a most en-
conrseinz AMI The ueonle Of Grand Rapids
Ike a. ether wise peoPls. grasp sn 0ppaC-
iuaitv 60 secure good goods ~ ressonable
uFices, h1th tbs - hsre snd nothing Else.
oar <oosis are as good az the best aud oar
prices 1eiT competition. as We purchase in
iob let's and saws t1e iaeoers snd refsi'ers
discounts tnf expenses ss Te bay Tor casa
ard consequently ear seii z1ons a. prices
impossible tGr the general retsiier fo psgr
chaee hem i1r si wholesale g8i st the
Nan0fscfarcr Var sale ~ a. PeaTist "
A Hutchinson. Nau.t,zrr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

a Deiegstioa Of ladies from Masksso
st the Soldiers Home.


Yesterday fonrteen officers and members
Of the LADIES' Soldiers Aid Society Of Nus
ksqon visited the Michigan Soldiers Hone
and dined with tenerai Pierce. The party
COMPRISED President Mrs. e. L. Hines First
Wee President Mrs. NJ. II. Chapman. Second
Vice President Mrs. A. r. Sprague, Chap
lsin Mrs. .. &. Eddy. Secretary Mrs r. NJ
Browu. Treasurer Mrs. +. j. Couley. Con-
ductor Mrs. Nate Robinson, Guide Mrs. ".
sole Mssismes +. NJ. Gardner A. NJ Win
ton. N. d. Isaier, e. II. Galezio aud A.
Huston.
While 10 the dining room the ladies pre-
senied ths veterans With two IA ,dsome up-
hoistsred chairs. one a rocker and the other
an sssy chair for use in the hospital. Mrs.
ConieT made The presentation in q neat
little sPeecb. which was pleasantly replied
% oY Gen. Pierce. on behalf OF the veterans
The visitors sers shown through the Home
and Afterwards visited he home OF Mrs g.
RI. elakisr tSS south lonis-st. where they
fsok tes and we're entertained during the
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08
Now FOR THE LADIES.

For the last three weeks we have been
literally slaughtering fine stock OF jewelry,
watches, diamonds and siiverwares. but for
some unaccounta0fe reason the gentlemen
have been carrying away most OF the Tine
bargains So cow we have concluded TO
divide one day at least exclusively to the
ladies and this is the day so If you will call
this forenoon, afternoon or evening we will
do our best to please You and let you go
home happy, for we are happy all the time.
JoHE 4. HoMAS,
is Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

In order To close up my wood ward by
the nrst day of January / bnve concluded
to sell good dry hard wood. of all lengths.
at wholesale prices. All of my old Gus
toners aud dealers also can secure bar
gain by calling NJ once. | will sell in small
or large lots ia the yard or by the car losd
ss il arrives. This is the best chance you
will have this year 10 get your wood at
reasonable prices. Call at once at yard
corner OF Fourth and West Dvisi0n-st.. or
teleDhoue s19-l. L. e. KINNEY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

What is more appropriate for
Christmas Present than an article
which is not only useful but orna-
mental tn our homes? The BERkEY
4 GAY Furniture Company has "A
full assortment of all kinds of Fur
niture at prices 10 suit the "leanest"
on the .'fattest" purse.
IL would call particular attention
10 the large variety of CABINETS,
DESKS and FANCY CHAIRS: also
TABLES in wood, brass and iron.
Ii would be well for intending
purchasers tn make their selections
early. Do not wait until Il few days
before Christmas. Selected goods
will he stored and delivered when
desired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08


Overland salts
Commencing sanaay. Dec. a. bskssxs
siii Dc caecked thf0agA from eastern points
% PsclDe Coast. z1a iAF3ugn sieepefs fQn
On al trains Del seea CJaaeli bl0ifs, OMahA.
San Francisco AMI Los Angeles, also De
t~esa ksasAs Clig aad Osdsa GA til Z
OVERLAND u FLYER s1raag 0se day 10 al
CaiilOFnls and oEeson points, running tFcm
Missouri II sr TO the Pacific Coast IA u
hours. Elegant coaches on ali through
trains. Eating houses under supervision OF
the company aud meals furnished b. Pa
chic Hotel Company, unsurpassed Ia COM
plying with the wish Of oar patrons nighl
trains between Omaha. Council Blufis and
Kansas City have been changed u day
trains. Chair cars 10 Beatrice free OF charge.
Third class passengers carried on regular
through trains running free family sleepers.
To accommodate increased suburban bus
mess extra cars are attached 10 10 $50 a IN
and $50 y. IA. tESias between Omaha and
south Omaha 20 carry packing house EN-
ployes. For further Information address.
J. s. TEBBErs,
General Passenger and Ticket agent,
OMAHA, NEB
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Ths ladies ef Grace ehareh ~ill hold tbsir
snna2i sale ~ ianev sld Usefli articles a.
the rsct0fy. corner Lafayette aud Chsrry SIS.
Friday sflsFEooa and evening Al s10
san - pgfcasse Christmas glfbs are i8yit-
ed - come ard see shsl ws nsye. supper
VII be sefFst from six 70 eight
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08
HoLrDAY TIoKErs.
ID. q. III. a M. announce the follow

The D., G.. III. & NJ. announce the follow
ing arrangement for hsif-iars excursions.
Christmas tickets will bs on SAFE Dec. "A
20 and 70. good 10 return up TO and inelud-
ing Jan. 3rd, lsSS.
New Years tickets will be on sale Dec
Slst. Jan. lst and 2nd. good TO return up to
and including Jan. 5sd, 1855.
Special tickets will be sold on above dates
TO all Canadian points west Of and including
Toronto. Suspension Bridge, Buffalo, OF
single fare for the round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Some people have toboggan slides, others
than ksgiving dinners il their show win
dows, but the popular II. J. Dettenthaler
keeps what will please you best-some-
thing most elegant to eat in the fish, oyster
and game line, his location is III Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

TIE ls6ies 81 sseozd street Il. = ehaseh
siii had a sociai Al IA rs~ tsnee 81 Ma.
Wa. Sh.ekislo1. 10. zss fuE4ss-sE- tbs
sssllnx EgsFy oody coma sBd lezro hos
70 spla, aaa peftsks 81 nlzsA 4a1 nIlk sao
s4Ful Iohany caks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

The foliowinx cases OF ear ,s-ious diseases
vers reported to the Boa nj Of Health yss-
tsrGsy Mrs. Roiesn. Broadway. puerpersl
fever Maud Miller. i52 West Fulton 81.
dirhtheris william kenney. 1ti IVES.
Bridre-st. typhoid fever. ard John Shoe
maker. Sd tremoni-si.. typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

TIE Ess 5 sus sad ss have ssplsnisbsa
c1r sscez
All Ga es1z wslA the izFxsst st1Gk ~ sea
aaa .axe 1zh. eial4s. eysssrs a8a g4sls - es
f0l4Bd - tie ellg. as move ~ 01r nea
f9llaa fis1 Market. ~. - LFoa 81. very
s0oa- IeisQa3a 81 B.. kssx1.
81 C41at-s9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

The members Of the Custer Relief Corp.
No. ~ sill meet for inspection Friday after
n00n, Dec. 3 AZ the W. c. i. L. Hal. No
Pearl-s1 Every member i requested par
tleniarly % attend by the order 0f the Presi-
deuL Ms. T. +. RUsIozs.
NRs. ALICE 1. PLUMSkR.
S<4rfetarV
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Don't faii - stfend the oreui1E A. re
Womsns Exchsnge. I38 Naurse- e.. on
Friiav ard Sefurtsv. ata and ilTh inst
Grand sisr AZ az hoilis4 presents ard sra-
~erirS 1sefili ard 9raauentai. showing
thai Grand Rspias saient j. acf acxing ia
the oawsrf ussrch Cail and se~ .aat tae
kslf sss rot zen toii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Winch ssters hrrato~rhite Of Lime ard
Sais This reueev has heen tested fr
twensv vssrs wif1 -esuits 1np8rzl eiei IN
tks snnas ot Aesliciua 81 = cmer Tze
cf u IN the incicieot stages of lcns1la rtian.
cure IS he rule. AiS0 IN esses af Astame-
Frenchils Nsntof Riccd. n iasDs. ~ SD
ness Ia chiidren. snd al nervous 8 sessss
Thsv srs enphsucsliv = nerve ICED. Esn
- wo~ausS 81 al 3rs1<~ixtk
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

extend special invitation to all who
enjoy etchings 10 call and see The Syn
dies" by Charles koepping after Rem
brandt. Gallery open from 8 a. m. until 7
p. N A. ii. FowLx,
81 Ionia-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

Wassfse1os. Dee. s-~srmef, Tar
.e.thsr hxhr - fssa saaes. escominE
soatheriy E8c Increasing 81 ioree-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

III. Leonard Sons & Co.'s stores, 20 and 81
Monroe-st. will be open Wednesday even
ing of this week and also Wednesday
evening of next week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

L. T. Kinney is selling wood at whole
sale prices. Read his al. ia another coll
umn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08
nrY Wnnn ZOE So.

Go to Kinney's yard and see how he j:
selling wood. he beats them all.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-08

General Passenger and Ticket agent,
OMAHA, NEB
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22

was iTsettlns your promise Tor the
moment; to You alone belong, the right Of
the first Investigation here
Fale, but collected, the bishop stepped
up 10 the cavity, and after ono glance put
IN his hand and drew forth !. heavily
bound, OH fashioned book, thickly COW
ered with dust or mold. \ shrill ran
through the assembled guests ut the sight,
but no words broke the sile.tr Of avs
stricken expectation while l., rrverently
opened the volume, and, after tnrninr
over a few leaves. drew from IN. ,vnsr , tht.
pages q piece OF writing paper-yellow
with age, OK which were some irrcgn1or
hastily written lines. As soon as ~
bishop was certain that he had fo,nd What
he sought. he averted his eyes from Il
and the others falling hack to mato
way for him, bore it carefully IN tho
stairs and into the nearest room md cost
IT reverently into the fire burning on Tho
hearth, almost as though he wen, lav;no
sacred Offering upon some Gowastrian
ai'ar. Until the last scrap Of the nv.
teriollsly found document was rmlncod ~
tinoer, no one spoke; and even thcn
tnough lew d!sjoiIted exclamations ~
Marvelous! wonderful, indeed! WIN,
cou!d nave believed it" broke forth. tho
majority were for too deeply i,nnresset1
lor words. The bishop felt that none who
were present ON that occasion conld
ever forget Its lessons-he himself lsast
ot al'' anu, indeed, he could never tall ~
stor!, even after years had passed With.
out the profoundcst emotion. The 1,e,,..,
OF the priest, lie added, was never So soas
again IN the house where he hn, On 49,
suarueu his guilty secret.-Cbos wahs
ster In The Theosophist. 'e""
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
HOPE.

III lonely vigil til the day be born.
whose one star slirnmers palo the clouds
among,
She hears tn, voices; Of the human thsons,
The hopeless r,,rln,,rs of u world outworn.
The tumut Of inlmitignbe scor1.
The old ancestral cry Of mortal wrong'
Sound like the weary burdens OF song.
Love loveless left, and faithes:s faith fors7or"'
She bcar4, ,,nh,,,,linc Her self blinded eyes
Keep still undi,nn1ed the glory CT the view
Which one, was her; when all tie "os'd was
new;
Her ears that ,..t,. one a::.in which ncrcr dies.
Hold firm, through chanCc End change OF eaSih
and skies.
Hcr dumb, unswerving iaith In good and true.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Offi.l Al li,llxA, NJ. T.. March ,,xs-
NOTICE is hereby given that the f,,,,v;,,,,.
. ca settler has filed notice ot h,s intention To
MAKE tina! rroot in supnort of his claim and that
sa'a , proof will hc made htorc the Clerk Of the
G,,a a's' Sou,t IN and tor Rca,c:hcad County, ut
"'ion' Montana. on Saturday,
April Ia. 1881, via: Iseno,t q. rourni.r.
VINO made prc.cmption tcclaratcrv s,s,cn,n, No.
"iSo t." the SW1t Sec. ,s,Tr. SIS. Gf Il. x ".
itc names the following witnesses to rroyc his
;"ni'n'o"> residence upon and Guilty. a:oi, Of said
Mont. " '''''''''
How S.W. .L.\NGnORNE. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
A Bridge Builders Prophecy.

William G. Kingsley, protector Of the
Brooklyn bridge, estimated many years
ago IN tho infancy of tho enterprise that
III, 1000 persons per annum would rep
resent Its maximum capacity, and that
this number Of people would he using the
bridge in 1900. Already 27,5OO,( coo cross
the brtdge, and at tho present rate Of in
crease Mr.. Kingsley's estimate may b
reached In 1890, ten years before the time
fixed by him.-l'ublic Opinion.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
Death Bel Cranks,

OF five people who, Oh their dying beds
last year, confessed to great crimes, ouly
one told the truth. In the other cases Il
was shown that the ''co,lfcssols" could
not possibly have had anything to do with
the crimes. There are death bed cranks
Is well as cranks in good health.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22
NEWSPAPER DEClyl0NA

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The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-22

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